Those tools for the dumb little problems you Googled five minutes ago.
Every word hiding inside your letters
Your BMI in seconds. No judgment.
Words, characters, reading time
Exactly how long between two dates
Your exact age down to the day
Tip, total and per person. Instantly.
XVIIConvert Roman ↔ Arabic both ways, live
UPPER, lower, Title, camelCase and more
Your Life Path Number — what does it say?
Best times to wake up — based on sleep cycles
Stupid or useful? Let fate decide.
11:11What does the time you just saw mean?
QRTurn anything into a scannable square. Free. No drama.
UTCYour time vs anywhere. Drag to find a slot nobody hates.
A set of small, free tools that each do one thing and then get out of the way. No sign-up, no email wall, no free trial that expires, no twelve-step onboarding to work out a tip. You land on the page, the tool is already there, you use it and you leave.
Because the simple stuff got heavy. Look up how many days until a date and you land on a page that wants cookies, an account and a newsletter before it shows you a number. Generate a QR code and half the free ones stamp a watermark on it or quietly expire the link a month later. None of these tools need any of that — they are a few lines of arithmetic and some text formatting.
Calculators for the everyday arithmetic nobody wants to do by hand — age, BMI, dates, bills, sleep. Text tools for counting, converting and unscrambling. Converters for time zones and Roman numerals. And a couple that are pure curiosity rather than utility, because not everything has to be productive.
New tools get added when something turns out to be genuinely annoying to do elsewhere. If one of them saved you a minute, that was the whole point.